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33kV Live Tension Insulator Replacement 

Chaminda Herath
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33kV tension insulators are replaced by linemen working in Ceylon Electricity Board, at Kurunegala, Sri Lanka using insulator cradle and hot-sticks without interrupting power.
The method shown in the video is called Hot Stick method introduced in US in early 1910s with wooden sticks. Since this is live 33 kV potential, class 04 protection gloves with over gloves are normally required. However usage of Hotstick while keeping minimum safety distance from the live parts eliminates the requirement for bulky and difficult to handle insulated gloves. Therefore gloves are not used.

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@TheJimbob1603
@TheJimbob1603 4 года назад
The people that do this kind of work are a special breed. The average consumer has no idea that these guys are playing an intimate game with death. Respect.
@robinwells8879
@robinwells8879 6 месяцев назад
The average consumer has no idea what goes on beyond their consumer unit! Build absolutely nothing any where near me but just you make sure that I have electricity whenever I want it 😂
@tomatoes3
@tomatoes3 Год назад
I was nervous just watching them, total respect for anyone working like this .
@kevinmiller4486
@kevinmiller4486 4 года назад
Wow. What a job to replace one insulator. Lots of practice to get each step just right. No room for mistakes. Well done.
@williamdread391
@williamdread391 4 года назад
I am sorry but it takes a man with nerves of steel to work in that environment. Nothing but respect, but count me out.
@search4truth616
@search4truth616 4 года назад
Thank God things went well. May God protect the men who keep the lights on.
@Speedwolf4170
@Speedwolf4170 2 года назад
I’m impressed, most videos of linemen from pacific rim countries don’t wear shoes.
@davidforster8654
@davidforster8654 7 лет назад
That was amazing, those guys were so calm. Just one bad move and its a trip to the funeral director! Even the cameraman had a steady hand.
@pasindurathnayake4260
@pasindurathnayake4260 4 года назад
Proud to see a detail video like this from Sri Lanka Superb (y)
@bakthiyarkc9854
@bakthiyarkc9854 5 лет назад
What a hard work.. hatsoff to the team.. who doing live tower maintenance
@arturohernandez4422
@arturohernandez4422 5 лет назад
Incredible team work, well orchestrated. Flelicitations.
@ace18music32
@ace18music32 2 года назад
Yes u could easily tell they worked well together especially because there was very little talking. They were in sync.
@leejamestheliar2085
@leejamestheliar2085 5 лет назад
Great job, Great crew and video editing. Thank you, stay safe!
@DarthMeheelos
@DarthMeheelos 4 года назад
Все живы и здоровы. Работа выполнена отлично! Ура! Да здравствуют ЭЛЕКТРИКИ!!! 👍👍👍👍
@user-gg3rg8ee6d
@user-gg3rg8ee6d 5 лет назад
Прямо чётко, спокойно, с умиротворенностью. Залипательное видео.
@hassanburrows8535
@hassanburrows8535 7 лет назад
Much respect to these Linesmen who are having to work under difficult conditions and without some of the more sophisticated equipment available to others. I sincerely hope those insulating poles get regular dielectric testing for safety back at base. Just over two foot seems remarkably close to be working with 33kV. Thanks for posting your video.
@bubbleillusion5968
@bubbleillusion5968 7 лет назад
Hassan Burrows they are using appropriate equipment. also, working outside their LOA (limits of approach).
@JohnWatkinsUK
@JohnWatkinsUK 7 лет назад
These guys were working like a well oiled machine, no yak-yak-yak, just a quiet respect for the power they were working with.
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 7 лет назад
thanks for your comment.
@hariommewara941
@hariommewara941 7 лет назад
John Watkins
@rbagel55
@rbagel55 7 лет назад
That isn't the kind of job where you want to bullshitting around or has somebody there who is. One wrong move can be your last if one is careless
@jamesbugg1566
@jamesbugg1566 6 лет назад
Joh
@nerdysophie
@nerdysophie 6 лет назад
Well, rbagel55, the lines are obviously grounded. Unless they wanted their rope to electrocute them.
@nonenone624
@nonenone624 3 года назад
I do it using crane , manlift and come along to take the cable tension off. But you guys are awesome.
@maxricardo9621
@maxricardo9621 4 года назад
its a quick change but the stress of this 30min video is a beast, only who works with electrical lines knows the fear of be killed by a small mistake.
@alouisschafer7212
@alouisschafer7212 2 года назад
Such high quality Installation for 33kv. In the US or Canada it would just be a half rotten wooden pole with some insulators strapped to it.
@joedarkmatter5051
@joedarkmatter5051 5 лет назад
Excellent team work guys!
@AlexforTruth
@AlexforTruth 7 лет назад
Good job lineworkers! I was imprerssed of your coordination and professionalism ! Good luck!
@user-bd2id5yf9g
@user-bd2id5yf9g 5 лет назад
Fascinating to watch that. Quiet, calm & so respectful of each other & the live lines they are on. I do not know why there are silly comments on gloves, as they can get in the way sometimes, esp: in a hot climate. Cannot wear rubber gloves in that heat! I once saw a line man in the hospital I was at up north of England, with his whole right arm & some of his right leg missing, with severe burns down his body. He'd been zapped by 33kv working near the electric railway lines. He thinks that fact is arm vapourized saved his life. He was in good typical Geordie spirits about it. Wow. Great respect for those men who do this.
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 5 лет назад
Thanks for your comments
@saronathan2619
@saronathan2619 3 года назад
Very interesting and impressive / live life test performance ! Kudos to those young Inspectors !!
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK Год назад
Thank you very much!
@arjanwilbie2511
@arjanwilbie2511 7 лет назад
Looks like a text book change. Awesome job you guys have.
@ramakrishnadandu5779
@ramakrishnadandu5779 6 лет назад
Salute all...bros
@sajalmaurya8441
@sajalmaurya8441 3 года назад
Very knowledgeable video..Respect to the people working there on top and to the team on ground..
@mohanbanerjee6481
@mohanbanerjee6481 7 лет назад
Calm, Quiet & systematic progress form starting of job to the successful completion !
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 7 лет назад
Thanks
@adminreview370
@adminreview370 7 лет назад
wow , we fear from 220 v but they are working at such a high voltages with such peace, salute man
@munnanath7163
@munnanath7163 5 лет назад
admin review jgdfgddjjczxcbhfd
@andresgonzalez9297
@andresgonzalez9297 4 года назад
How do you get 220
@Dysputant
@Dysputant 5 лет назад
"So boss, what about mistakes?" "Mistakes?" "Yes, like what you do or who you call ? " "Well, family I guess..."
@TheLocoUnion
@TheLocoUnion 5 лет назад
Never seen linesman work without insulation gloves before! Wow!
@toolguyslayer1
@toolguyslayer1 4 года назад
Pbbbbbt so what are those supposed to help you with maybe keep you from getting shocked LOL
@brk932
@brk932 4 года назад
No 33kV AC rated gloves. They can only make you clumsy and awfully hot. You will be dead if your hand gets closer than an inch to the line even with most safety gloves.
@VagishaDas
@VagishaDas 3 года назад
4 spacers probably 120kV. Probably it does not make much difference regarding gloves.
@djscrizzle
@djscrizzle Год назад
@@VagishaDas Each insulator is designed for 10 to15 kV each. This'll vary based on climate, humidity, pollution, and altitude. High in the mountains, you'll see 20% more discs on the lines up there. For example, below 7,000 ft or 1.75km altitude... 15kv distribution line has 2 discs, this 34.5kV line has 3 on vertical and 4 on the ends, where electical tensions are higher. A 69kV line has 4 to 5 hanging down plus 7 to 8 when used on end and turns. 115kV line has 7&9. 230kV has about 15 and 22, 500kv has 24 &30.
@anais-teodoru
@anais-teodoru Год назад
@@VagishaDasтут написано 33kV!!!
@ScarryMarian2012
@ScarryMarian2012 5 лет назад
All my respect for them
@nibirsaikiya4990
@nibirsaikiya4990 Год назад
Amazing work by the lineman
@toddhunter3137
@toddhunter3137 4 года назад
Amazing! This is the real professional work that most people don't see everyday, great video 👍👍👍👍
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 4 года назад
Thanks 👍
@VagishaDas
@VagishaDas 3 года назад
Glowes for 120KV? I am not sure if there is any.
@maniekmaniek2956
@maniekmaniek2956 5 лет назад
Super fachowcy i takie wykonanie w PPN
@jimmymiller77
@jimmymiller77 3 года назад
TREMENDOUS Skill !!! That is what I call Teamwork . Great job guys, >
@sanzbeltran
@sanzbeltran 3 года назад
Que procedimiento tan bien sincronizado. Lo conocen al detalle. Máxima concentración. Buen trabajo.
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK Год назад
thanks
@Sctronic209
@Sctronic209 4 года назад
That was incredible be safe.
@tapanakhatua
@tapanakhatua 4 года назад
I realy feel very proud to them, if his team leader able to aware about flash/arc level for any type of fault oaccures during this type of job, My suggestion to your company please provide them full body protection ARC SHUIT including (GLOVES, helmets with ARC Protection)to the technicians .
@AbdulRehman-hw5zb
@AbdulRehman-hw5zb 2 года назад
Thanks for sharing such a nice video that helps students to understand the installation of insulators. Keep posting such videos. Great job 👍
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK Год назад
Thank you, I will
@diggleboy
@diggleboy 4 года назад
Wow! That was awesome team work in Sri Lanka by those linesmen. Very dangerous and all in the name of zero power outage to their customers.
@Touchstarvedguy
@Touchstarvedguy 7 месяцев назад
I have such respect for these men ariund the world thank you seems so inadequate! Dang....😮
@gregparker8349
@gregparker8349 5 лет назад
Major zump zumps Good teamwork Grateful for such wonderful video Greetings from USA
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 5 лет назад
Thanks for your comment
@billyambotane5761
@billyambotane5761 2 года назад
Very impressive job.Thumbs up to the linees.
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK Год назад
Thank you very much!
@manishholla
@manishholla 4 года назад
I really liked the video. Respect from India🇮🇳
@darrenadams1025
@darrenadams1025 8 лет назад
great video! I would love to see more :)
@josefsezbrisko9064
@josefsezbrisko9064 10 месяцев назад
Yes, this is "work under tension". There are basically 3 ways of this work: 1. "work at a distance" 2. "work in contact" 3. "work on potential". In this demo, distance work is done. For all types of work under voltage, precise technological procedures must be approved and a so-called "special mode of operation" must be arranged.
@gilmardearaujocamillocamil3446
Parabéns pra essa equipe ecepcional
@zaherkhan9327
@zaherkhan9327 7 лет назад
I am an electrical engineer...I salute u all
@antonyza
@antonyza 7 лет назад
Felicitaciones,creo que el riesgo vale la pena,trabaje un tiempo con cubas de rayos X y la verdad no me gusto mucho trabar con esos altos voltajes. mi respeto y consideración para Uds. hacen un buen equipo saludos. Congratulations, I think the risk is worth it, work some time with x-ray tubes and the truth I did not like much to work with those high voltages, my respect and consideration for you make a good team greetings
@zahidsaleem7465
@zahidsaleem7465 4 года назад
men with brave hartz.. respect..
@ratcatcher4804
@ratcatcher4804 3 года назад
Looks like a place where humidity is 110% and not one of them broke a sweat.
@Adlercodex
@Adlercodex 5 лет назад
Felicidades, son un gran equipo
@AlongtheRiverLife
@AlongtheRiverLife 3 года назад
Very skilled tradesman!
@saiart503
@saiart503 4 года назад
Brave man like it Solute your team!!!!! 🙏💪
@thatonethattalksalot7656
@thatonethattalksalot7656 5 лет назад
i wonder what happens to the old insulators once its taken down? there a lot of insulator collectors in the world that love insulators a lot, the popularity of insulator collecting is so big they have many websites dedicated to insulator collecting, i mean this community is huge! hats off to the work that these linemen do to keep the lights on and the stoves heated!
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 5 лет назад
thanks for your comment
@sudeepkr1708
@sudeepkr1708 4 года назад
Hats off to you 🙏great job and toughest job OMG 😱
@provideo2894
@provideo2894 4 года назад
how meny hats you have😆
@rudythamrin8499
@rudythamrin8499 5 лет назад
it is good team work the important that mean the worker fallow step by step until finished replacement it is very amazing
@wansmg
@wansmg 3 года назад
May you always be given health, greetings from Indonesia..
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK Год назад
Thanks
@osmanienriquez2545
@osmanienriquez2545 4 года назад
THANKS BE SAFE ALL THE TIME
@manuelmorales6477
@manuelmorales6477 7 лет назад
Felicitaciones al equipo de trabajo, con la repetición de estas tareas se va perfeccionando la técnica. El señor en tierra vestido de blanco es el observador dedicado? convendría usar binoculares para no perderse detalles. Buen trabajo
@youngman8694
@youngman8694 5 лет назад
GOOD TEAM WORK DONE GUYS....
@noelkeane5603
@noelkeane5603 2 года назад
That was an amazing insight into what’s involved in live transmission line work. Neutralising a large bomb pales into insignificance in comparison to this work. I reckon that very dry weather conditions with minimum humidity is essential. Any dampness equates to a fatal conductivity path for the linemen. Continuing safe work to these men.
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK Год назад
Thanks for commenting.
@sarmadali3895
@sarmadali3895 5 лет назад
great work!
@kennethpotenberg985
@kennethpotenberg985 3 года назад
Wwoww, !! Very Nicely Done♡♡ Since I was a Kid,,if I Was late For School My Mom Knew I Was'nt kidddnapped,, I Would Be Over at our Neighborhood Substation, Or Some Other Construction Site,,♡But the "HIGHWIRE" Guys always were my FAVOURITES ♡(Thanks,,well Done, Indeed!!♡♡♡♡
@groundfaultbob
@groundfaultbob 5 лет назад
Well done!
@againstthelight9486
@againstthelight9486 4 года назад
this job was for the real man only. if you have no fear in heights you're in
@stargazer7644
@stargazer7644 3 года назад
The height they were at was the least of their worries.
@balu5356
@balu5356 5 лет назад
Hat's of to electrical engineers
@deepakgrg1408
@deepakgrg1408 4 года назад
salute for work
@jerzygrzywacz7880
@jerzygrzywacz7880 6 лет назад
"Profesjonalna robota" ⚡ Pozdrawiam wszystkich elektromonterow na całym świecie. Zwłaszcza tych którzy pracują na wysokości.
@koullischristodoulou5515
@koullischristodoulou5515 5 лет назад
Very good they know what they do.
@charlesrossignol8140
@charlesrossignol8140 4 года назад
c est tres beau de les voir travailler
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 4 года назад
Thanks.
@jhoncarlostamayo1436
@jhoncarlostamayo1436 3 месяца назад
interesante la actividad saludos desde colombia
@Vsor
@Vsor 7 лет назад
Awesome video, the end with the gifts raining down made me laugh
@thisaruyasanjith
@thisaruyasanjith 2 года назад
ගොඩක් වටිනවා..❤️
@67nextday
@67nextday Год назад
My late father was an electrician. I used to watch him climbing into electric pole with a special shoes on to fix something and my heart was dropping out of my chest. I was so afraid even to go under high voltage power lines ,especialy in stormy weather, when they are making 'fireworks', nevermind to climb on it. Used to count how many cables still on the towers before crossing them in very fast run. Road to my school was crossing triple high voltage power lines and I've been told not to go any closer if any cable is broken and on the ground. Before I learned to read I knew that broken down power cable can kill from distance,when it reaches soil. My childhood worst nightmare:)
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK Год назад
I can feel your concerns, but we know that without a map, without a compass and even without knowing what's the destination, human voyaged thousand of miles on unending sea thousand years ago. That's how we built the civilizations. We have to take the risks, main priority is that those risks shall be evaluated and appropriate measures shall always be taken to prevent them happening.
@joetiller1031
@joetiller1031 7 лет назад
Good work guys.
@robinwells8879
@robinwells8879 6 месяцев назад
Love the fizzing noises as bits of the equipment charge and discharge. Not work for those of a nervous disposition. 😮
@shyampatel9570
@shyampatel9570 4 года назад
Excellent job
@prakashkarsel4123
@prakashkarsel4123 5 лет назад
Veryy hard work....
@toolguyslayer1
@toolguyslayer1 4 года назад
27:01 I believe ol spot learned not to chew on my PC power cord anymore that's what I've been trying to tell you spot sometimes that snake bites back even when you bite the head off LOL excellent video excellent technicians
@papi8311
@papi8311 2 года назад
I can’t wait to become part of this brotherhood…. 6 months left and hoping to land a job offer
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK Год назад
thanks, your words are encouraging.
@michaelreeves8164
@michaelreeves8164 2 года назад
Very professional.
@armandoondomba4762
@armandoondomba4762 5 лет назад
great video for sure
@rafeulislam415
@rafeulislam415 5 лет назад
good job boss.
@ALLIN-yx4sc
@ALLIN-yx4sc 5 лет назад
They are heroes.. Allah bless them
@gloireselenge
@gloireselenge 5 месяцев назад
Intéressant, j'aimerais être avec vous dans ces moments de travail pratique pour améliorer mes compétences
@hieuvuong6393
@hieuvuong6393 5 лет назад
Tinh than thep . Trai tim lanh .very good
@princemuhammadfaisalakberk6595
Great job
@blackarnab9287
@blackarnab9287 6 лет назад
Salute You all...
@abhishekjakate2195
@abhishekjakate2195 4 года назад
Great job with safe work pattern, want to know how much time it takes to change one insulator .
@delfikubang4210
@delfikubang4210 5 лет назад
good job, good camera
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 5 лет назад
I myself did the shooting. it was Nikon DSLR with limited other resources like editing software. Thanks for your feedback.
@douyinvideos2652
@douyinvideos2652 4 года назад
Safety first 🙏
@bigbird_D
@bigbird_D 6 лет назад
As Engineers, We are proud of you all
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 6 лет назад
Thanks
@wolfcatsden
@wolfcatsden 4 года назад
Nice job Guys
@cordialcortex3841
@cordialcortex3841 5 лет назад
These men are "Masters" at what they do working together as one. The calm sureness is the mark of a pro tackling difficult job. The organization of P & H M -01 / Ceylon Electricity Board shows having the right bells ready for the job. Like key in lock! At 1:23 Wapakoneta Ohio USA is also the birthplace of Neil Armstrong.
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 5 лет назад
Thanks for your comments
@samnorton9865
@samnorton9865 5 лет назад
I have my own system at home of overhead lines for lighting, supply to buildings. 12 ft. Hi. Is my "comfortable" limit. 120/240 is my voltage limit. My "Mickey mouse" system does the job. I,m getting ready to move, & will have to leave system behind. Fun while it lasted.🐏Sam.
@jake2213b
@jake2213b 4 года назад
I use to test hot sticks that look like those they used. I never knew how to use them.
@EphemeralProductions
@EphemeralProductions 4 года назад
Cool! Yeah working on live lines really isn't as dangerous as people would think, as long as you follow all the steps and precautions and don't try to show off and don't lose focus. I've heard it can get uncomfortable at higher voltages though, if you don't have a hot-suit. The electricity corona discharging off of you feels like needles poking your skin, (or so I've heard) and the 50 or 60 hz vibration runs through you.
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 4 года назад
Thanks for your comment, Corona is mostly present in Transmission lines, i.e above 66kV level.
@EphemeralProductions
@EphemeralProductions 4 года назад
Chaminda Herath : so you don't really feel any discomfort on line below that voltage then?
@ChamindaHerathLK
@ChamindaHerathLK 4 года назад
No As long as you are keeping recommended safety distance.
@noelkeane5603
@noelkeane5603 2 года назад
There is no doubt, but such constant “static” has long term health consequences for those amazing linemen.
@EphemeralProductions
@EphemeralProductions 2 года назад
@@noelkeane5603 yep. They are exposed to all the full strength emf so yeah, I’m sure you’re right
@mohammedasim7271
@mohammedasim7271 Год назад
Very good video it's very Danger work
@evaldogaliza3231
@evaldogaliza3231 7 лет назад
Essa é a minha profissão
@m508ak9
@m508ak9 5 лет назад
О, родненькие советские ПС-70.
@xnasna6151
@xnasna6151 2 года назад
អគុណបង👏
@EngrShiva
@EngrShiva 7 лет назад
Well done
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